- From: W. Leon Sutton, Jr. <wsuttonjr@hyponiqs.com>
- Date: Sat, 26 Mar 2005 17:07:39 -0500
- To: "'Barry'" <wassercrats@hotmail.com>
- Cc: <www-style@w3.org>
"Barry" wrote: > It's not valid to put a block-level element within a paragraph, so I was > forced to put text that I wanted wrapped around a list (the green list at > http://www.polisource.com/consumer-protection.shtml ) in a <div> instead > of > a <p>. That removes the semantics that a paragraph tag would represent, so > it's not a good solution. I could use an image, but then I'd have to > duplicate the list in the alt text or in a title. As far as I would see it, because the list is being wrapped around by outside text, it would be semantically correct for that list to be contained within a <div> (divisional) tag. That would separate that list from the body text. Containing a list within a paragraph is also, in my opinion, contradictory and therefore NOT semantically correct. Now then, putting the body text into a paragraph is STILL possible. You can force the list's container to float to the right-hand side of the text, which would also force that text to wrap around the text. It's a simple as that. Good luck, W. Leon Sutton, Jr. - www.hyponiqs.com
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